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Samsung beats Apple by wide margin in Rescuecom reliability report -
A new reliability report from Rescuecom shows Apple placing in second place, beaten by Samsung by a wide margin.Electronista 5 hours ago:
Ultimate Ears brings out 'social' Bluetooth speaker -
Audio accessory maker Ultimate Ears has announced a new wireless Bluetooth portable speaker, the UE Boom.Electronista 6 hours ago:
Qualcomm demonstrates Mirasol display with 2,560x1,440 resolution -
Qualcomm has shown it is still working on Mirasol displays, by demonstrating a prototype screen at SID Display Week in Vancouver, Canada.Electronista 7 hours ago:
HTC struggles continue as it bleeds executives -
HTC's woes seem to have cut into its staff morale with a several senior executives said to be leaving the company, reports The Verge.Electronista 8 hours ago:
Samsung acquires 10-percent stake in Pantech for $47.6M -
Samsung has bought a ten-percent stake in South Korea-based mobile producer Pantech. The purchase of shares in the country's third-largest smartphone manufacturer, reported to be worth 53 billion won ($47.Electronista 8 hours ago:
Zagg debuts ZaggKeys Cover, Folio for iPad mini -
Zagg has debuted a pair of new iPad mini Bluetooth keyboard accessories at CTIA Las Vegas. The ZaggKeys Cover for the iPad mini, pictured, is the latest in its iPad line of popular keyboard covers.Electronista 12 hours ago:
Hands on: Kyocera Hydro Xtrm -
Kyocera is one of several companies to bring new phones to CTIA's spring show in Las Vegas, introducing the Hydro Xtrm.Electronista 14 hours ago:
IRIS launches third-generation IRIScan Book 3, IRIScan Book 3 executiv -
Optical character recognition purveyor IRIS has launched its next-generation IRIScan Book 3 and the IRIScan Book 3 Executive.Electronista 14 hours ago:
Grandfathered Flickr Pro codified by Yahoo, most benefits retained -
Flickr Pro users have been informed by Yahoo about the future of the once-premium accounts. As long as the user's account is kept in good standing, customers paying $25 per year for unlimited storage will be allowed to keep the plan indefinitely, with no plans for the Pro benefits to be purged.Electronista 16 hours ago:
